Delayed Continuation Award
Duke University's Delayed Continuation Award offers bridge funding to help researchers sustain federally funded projects during administrative delays in sponsor decisions.
Funder: Duke University
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Award is co-funded: 75% from Provost's Office, 25% from applicant's unit; specific award amounts vary and must be confirmed on the program page.
Summary: Provides bridge funding to Duke researchers to maintain research continuity during administrative delays in federal funding decisions.
Key Information: Requires 25% cost-share from applicant's unit and a letter of support detailing funding source.
Description
The Delayed Continuation Award is part of Duke University's Provost's Research Support Program, designed to help researchers maintain continuity of federally funded research during administrative delays such as non-competing renewals or no-cost extensions. This award provides temporary financial support for allowable costs on existing federal awards, ensuring research and critical personnel can be sustained while awaiting sponsor decisions. Funding is provided through a co-investment model, with 75% from the Office of the Provost and 25% from the applicant's home unit.
